Politics

Relatively calm County budget exemplifies signs of fiscal progress

Relatively calm County budget exemplifies signs of fiscal progress

But two key measures to resolve budget gap could impede march toward sustainability

County Executive Cuts Millions from Sheriff’s Department

County Executive Cuts Millions from Sheriff’s Department

Sheriff David Clarke told the Finance committee that the Executive’s budget “gives me no chance to succeed in terms of balancing the budget.”

Rep. Barnes Demands Release of Promised Resources for Milwaukee Gun Violence Reduction

Rep. Barnes Demands Release of Promised Resources for Milwaukee Gun Violence Reduction

“As elected officials, we have a duty to keep our communities as safe and secure as possible from gun violence.”

Republicans Continue to Ram through Major Power Grabs

Republicans Continue to Ram through Major Power Grabs

Bills will Turn Government Watchdog into Partisan Lapdog, Allow Corporate Special Interests More Influence on State Government

Republicans on the Senate Health Committee Advance Bills to Restrict Access to Preventive Health Care

Republicans on the Senate Health Committee Advance Bills to Restrict Access to Preventive Health Care

Both defunding bills are intended to block PPWI and other family planning providers from receiving federal funding for providing preventative reproductive care to those in need.

Statement from Senator Jon Erpenbach on vote in Senate Health and Human Services committee affecting biomedical research.

Statement from Senator Jon Erpenbach on vote in Senate Health and Human Services committee affecting biomedical research.

"This bill will have a direct impact on patients seeking medical treatment for difficult and desperate diseases."

Kleefisch goes “On the Issues” at Marquette Law

Kleefisch goes “On the Issues” at Marquette Law

A self-described "Wisconsin-proud conservative woman," Kleefisch was elected to office in 2010.

Republicans fail to address middle class issues

Republicans fail to address middle class issues

Fall agenda dominated by power grabs, divide and conquer policies

Will Republicans Get Serious About Gun Violence?

Will Republicans Get Serious About Gun Violence?

Rep. Taylor’s Statement on Rep. Kremer’s Proposal for Guns on UW Campuses

Mayor Barrett Announces Vin Baker to Keynote Fatherhood Summit

Mayor Barrett Announces Vin Baker to Keynote Fatherhood Summit

Former Milwaukee Bucks Player to Offer Message of Hope for Fathers

Goyke, Brostoff Endorse Chevy Johnson for Alderman

Goyke, Brostoff Endorse Chevy Johnson for Alderman

“Chevy’s work ethic and passion for city issues is unmatched and he will make a great alderman,” said Rep. Jonathan Brostoff.

Rep. Bowen offers legislation observing October 12 as Indigenous Peoples Day

Rep. Bowen offers legislation observing October 12 as Indigenous Peoples Day

The legislation would put an end to Wisconsin’s observation of Columbus Day each October 12.